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Nationally famous and influential Senator Stephen A. Douglas sought to have the transcontinental railroad from his state of Illinois to San Francisco. Illinois' largest city and best place to send cattle from the West was Chicago. Douglas did his best, however the US Civil War, caused the plan to falter and Douglas died before the war ended.
Not really, despite its name. The first "transcontinental railroad" ran only from Omaha, Nebraska on the eastern end to San Francisco, California on its western end. Omaha, on the western bank of the Missouri River, is about 1,200 miles from the East Coast of the United States. However, there was already a network of railroads east of the Missouri River, so that after completion of the transcontinental railroad, someone could travel from the East Coast to San Francisco by railroad with only one interruption: a ferry across the Missouri River.
It consisted of two railroads, the Union Pacific and Central Pacific. The UP started in Omaha, and the CP started in San Francisco.
From Omaha to San Francisco.
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Yes, San Francisco, California is west of both the State of Mississippi and the Mississippi River.
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The address of the San Francisco Fire Department Historical Society is: 655 Presidio Ave, San Francisco, CA 94115
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The web address of the San Francisco Fire Department Historical Society is: http://www.sffiremuseum.org
The Transcontinental Railroad began in San Francisco Bay area and ended in Council Bluffs, Iowa, where it connected to the existing Eastern U. S. rail network. The railroad opened for through traffic on May 10, 1869.
The phone number of the San Francisco Fire Department Historical Society is: 415-563-4630.
San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park was created on 1988-06-27.
The area of San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park is 202,342.82112 square meters.
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